Three more charged over NSW ice syndicate

Three more people have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into a Sydney ice syndicate.

Police raided five properties in the city's southwest last week, arresting and charging a 22-year-old Maroubra man.

Further investigations into the syndicate, which was allegedly operating in the Fairfield West and Guildford areas, resulted in the arrest of three more men, police said on Monday.

Police will allege the syndicate was supplying up to 120 people a day with ice.

A 20-year-old Guildford man has been charged with supplying prohibited drugs, including a commercial quantity, and knowingly participating in a criminal group.

A 31-year-old Bankstown man has been charged with drug offences, knowingly participating in and directing a criminal group and recruiting others to assist in carrying out criminal activities.

A third man, aged 30, who was arrested during a vehicle stop in Guildford, has been charged with drug offences, knowingly directing and participating a criminal group and organising a drug premises.

The men are all expected to face court in the coming weeks.